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FORGING SECRETARY FAIRCHnDs NAME-James
Cairns Chicago real estate dealer, was yester-
day arrested by the P1nkertOn agency and taken
on the charge Of having forged the names OF
Charles F. Fairchild, Secretary Of the Treasury,
and his wife to two deeds Of property in Chicago
belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild. It Is said
that Cairns also forged the acknowledgements and
the seals TO the deeds
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Gladstone on the conservative Confer.

LONDON, July 20.-Mr. Gladstone last evening
addressed a select company which had assembled
TO form branch OF the MOmens Liberal Fedora.
tion, OF which Mrs. Gladstone is president. Re-
ferring to yesterdays meeting OF conservatives at
that this great fortress represented 10y Mr. Goschen
as fortress requiring 10 be defended by the gsy-
ernment TO the last OF its power and To the last
moment OF its existence is Ia be surrendered 10 the
evidence offered by the bye elections"
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x,u,ea nv a Falling Tree.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-A Meas special from Terre
Haute Ind saws: Andrew Williams and Robert
West were killed, and Robert Williams, brother OF
the first named, fatally injured BY tree falling
as they were returning from funeral
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RYLAND CHAPEL
BAY r / d G.
on FRIDAY, JULY 22D, 1887,
and cordially invites all her friends Join spending
the day at that delightful place. ty16-5t
INXCURSION OF GRACE LUTHERAN SUNDAY
IL SCHOOL TO RIVER VIEW,
THURSDAY, JULY 21sT, 1887.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON leaves q am and
30 r. H., returning 2 80 and pm.
Tickets, 2oc-. children under 12 years 1Oc Sold at
the boat
Refreshments and lunches can be had the grounds
Bar on boat and grounds closed This q splendid op-
portunlty for day recreation. jyl6-4ts
A CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL TRIP.
The steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will during the
summer leave her wharf every SATURDAY at 80
p m, for Colonial Beach, Colton's and Blackiston
Island
Fare one way 75 cents.
RoundTrip 81
State Rooms Round Trip 80 cents.
Returning, leaving Backistou Island at ) a m Ar
nxlns IN Washington at 1:30 p. m, SUNDAY
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TclegrapbiC Rriefs.

Baron Seilliere, the rich Frenchman who was
placed In lunatic asylum by his relatives who
charged that he was insane over imaginary for
tunes he had made In America, has been released
from the asylum.
Five hundred employees OF the Litchfeld, Ill,
car and machine works struck yesterday for Q
fortnigiItly instead or a monthly payday.
A IRE in Ipswich ID. T., yesterday, totally de-
stroyed the Prior House and livery barn. Ipswich
Hotel, two large store buildings Sutleys livery
stable and stage line Judge Sturgs residence, and
a few dwellings,. The loss, so far as ascertained,
Is $35, ,00o; parity insured.
Tie Park Hotel, at Billings Mont, was destroyed
by fire yesterday, The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion OF lamp. The loss is sI7 500; Insurance
nominal.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-The case OF Mrs.
Dora NJ. Strowbridge alias Cartwright, the woman
charged with forging the name OF DR.. Hazen to a
paper, on which, 1t is alleged she collected money
from a number OF physicians as heretofore re-
ported in THE STAR, was called for trial in the
Police Court this afternoon, and the defendant,
who was not represented by counsel, waived an
examination. The case was sent TO the grand
Jury.
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To HELP THE TKNANTs.-F1ye hundred delegates
and 15O priests attended q National League con-
venLton at Cork yesterday. Mr.. VIM. O,Brien pre-
mded. He said that the object Of the meeting was
to organize campaign for the assistance OF ten
ants The seven members OF parliament for
County Cork, Mr. John Dillon. and other common
erS were present Resolutions were adopted In
accordance with the object OF the convention a.
stated by Nj. O,Br1en.
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General Foreign News.

A.
SIMIA. July 30.-The government Is making O
special inquiry into the condition OF the external
and internal defenseS or India, although IL Is
stated that no ENHANCEMENT is feared.
RUSSIA INTRIGUING IN TCRKEsTAS.
BOMBAY, July 20.-NativeS report that Russia
is secretly negotiating with the governor Of lark-
and, in Chinese Turkespan, for permission 10 pass
troops across the country.
THE TIMES ON THE CONCESSION.
LONDON July 20.-Ihe Times, referring TO the
concessions made by the conservatives to the lib
eral unionists in regard TO the land BILL says that
the government was probably moved less by fear
that The allies would desert them than by per.
ceptfon or the Importance of their doing nothing
TO weaken the position OF the dissidents.
ROBERT FOWLER DENIES.
LONDON, July s0-Sir Robert Fowler, conServa-
tive member OF parliament for London, writes TO
the Times, denying that he used the strong Ian.
guage toward MIR. Howell which that gentleman
imputes TO him.
CONGRESSMAN COLLINS TO BE HoNoRED.
DUBLIN, July 20.-In compliance with a request
made by the Parnellite members or the house Of
commons Lord Mayor sullivan has called meet
ing OF the municipal council for Friday, when The
freedom of the city will be conferred on Mr.. VIA
OBrien, editor OF United ireland, and Hon. Pat
rick Collins, OF Boston, Mass.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ ERNAN'S THEATER AND SUMNER
N 1O and 3oc. GARDEN. No higher.
GRIEVES COMIC OPERA AND SPECIALITY CO.
~ Ladies. PATIENCE. 90 Ladies.
Next Week-ELIZA WEBBER'S BURLESOUE CO 100
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN
l. 18th ST.. two blocks south Of Pennsylvania ava
Dellghtfully cooled by new and complete apparatus
Olen from a H. to 1O p m jy15
A THLETIC PARK
"A Everybody Delighted with tho
ROLLER COASTER
OPEN AT P NJ
jy5r1m MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE
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CANAL MEETING At CUMBRRLAND.-A meeting Of
persons interested in the future OF the CheSa-
peake and Ohio Canal has been called to be held
this evening" 1t Is understood that among other
business viii be the election OF delegates to the
canal convention at Rochester NY.
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POISONED HoRsEsL-The veterinary surgeons Of
the New York Third-Avenue Surface Railroad
Company have examined the stomachs OF the
eighteen horses which died suddenly last week.
and announce that all were poisoned A hostler 10
suspected.
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The Patient Objected.
AN INNATE OF ST. ELIZaBETH'S DID NOT WANT
RETURN,

RETURN.
This morning an inmate Of st. Elizabeth's was
sent, in charge Of an attendant, to the store OF
Eiseman Brothers to purchase suit OF clothes
After getting the clothes and getting outside the
store he objected to returning across the river,
and asserted that he had been kidnapped. A large
crowd collected about the corner and thought the
patient was telling the truth. The crowd was
about TO rescue the patient from the attendant
when Sergt. Boyle appeared and escorted the pair
10 police headquarters. Here the insane man
began making similar speech. After communi-
eating with the ST. Elizabeth oicialS Sergt. Boyle
accompanied the attendant and patient to the
asylum.
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The winners OF the races at Monmouth Park
yesterday were Cambyses, Los Angeles. DRY
Monopole, Eole. Miss Mouse and Wentmore.
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Business men OF Buffalo VIII raise fund OK
elOO OOO "a rrze for the best invention for utfi.
izng the water power Of Niagara River; compse1r
ton open 60 the world.
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HALIFAX, N. s., July 20. While Postmaster
BurgOyne, OF Malone Bay, was making change
for stranger this morning the latter knocked
him senseless with q club. The stranger then
seized cash box, containing $500, and escaped.
Mr.. BurgOyne wfi probably die.
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MARRIAGE L1cENsEs.-Marriage

MARRTAGE LICENSES.-Narrlage EcenseS nave
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Martin
A. johnson and Alice A. Tunstau: Thomas A.
Ayre and Rosa Payne, both OF Fairfax County,
Va; Richard j. Flood and Katie c. Gormley ;
Charles Davenport Cone and Mary E. Armstead;
Peter +. Bowman and Martha 4. Punneil OF
Lynchburg, Va: Robert w. Burgess and Mary j.
Armor: F. A. Mechaw and Alice V. simpson;
Richard Ii. Lewis and Minnie A. Smith, OF Freder-
1cksburg, Va. Raphael Bierman and Fannie
Kemp, both Of Norfolk, Va; Ii. C. Mounie and
Annie
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The Present Comfortable Temperature.
IT IS LIKELY TO CONTINUE FOR SOME DAYS.
The Sgnal-Serv1ce thermometer stood at 20
degrees at o'clock this morning. rise of but de-
gree over yesterday mornings temperature at the
same hour. The temperature generally has re-
mained about stationary, although at points in
Alabama and Texas: the mercury sizzled in the
neighborhOOd of a hundred degrees yesterday
afternoon. AS to-day wore on the temperature
increased somewhat, but the heat was not in
tense. and people who could keep quiet were de-
lightfully cool. Those who were compelled to
move about however felt the moisture in the air
caused by the easJerly winds. They thought it
Paradise, though, compared with Saturday and
that the temperature win remain about station. s
ary for the next twenty-fOur hours, with winds
shifting to southerly. The weather promises to be
fair. 1t was also stated that there are no tndica-
uOns OF a material rise in The temperature, so
that several days OF comfortable weather may be
enjoyed.
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The anniversary OF the death OF President Juarez
was observed with great enthusiasm In the City of
Mexico Monday.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Major II. j. Hawkins, 10th
infantry, has been detailed to attend the encamp-
ment OF the Rhode Island militia at RehOboth,
commencing July 81, for the purpose Of inspecting
the troops First Lieut.. W. A. Nichols, 23d In
fantry, has been granted two months leave.
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BAD CONDITION OF THB POLICE COURT CELLS
Mrs. Charlotte Smith, of the Woman'S Labor
League, visited the Police Court this afternoon to
inspect the two cells which she states she found
in terrible condition, unit to lock prisoners in.
Judge Smell to-day addressed a communication to
the District Commissioners In reference TO the con-
ditiOn OF the cells, and asked that sanitary In
SpectiOn be made OF them.
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THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY has asked the
bureau OF construction and repair to report
whether it would be practicable to test the Kun
stadter screw steering apparatus on the new
cruiser ROStOn-
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VIRGINIA POSTMAsTERs-The Postmaster General
has appointed Geo. NJ. Ratclin postmaster at Dum-
fries, Prince William County, and Peyton s. Coles
at Estonterville, Albemarle County, Va.
INCREASED POSTAL RECEIPTs.-Reports received
at the Post Office Department show the gross pos
tai receipts for the quarter ended June 3d. 1897 of
thirty OF the larger post offices in the country to
be 5S1 gil, the percentage OF increase as COM
pared with the corresponding quarter OF last year,
being S.3 per cent. The receipts Of the Washing
and at Baltimore S125, an Increase OF 3 pei
cent.
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France Don,t Want Ferdinand.

CoNsrANTNoPLR, July 2O.-France viii not ac-
knowledge Prince Ferdinand OF Saxe-Coburg-
0Otha as ruler OF Bulgaria because Roumelians
were permitted to vote In the sObranJe for his
election.
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Mr.. BLAINE SPEAKS IN SCoTLASD.-Mr Blaine de-
nvered address at the unyeiiing OF the monu-
ment to Alexander Ill, at Dunfermline, Scotland,
yesterday. he said at first thought the aspect
presented by an American engaged I'm the cere-
mony OF raising a monument TO a king seemed OUT
OF place, but the harm done was not so serious.
considering that King Alexander lived before
America was discovered "America," MT Blaine
added, ''sympathized with Scotland I'm all great
things she had DONE In both literature and art, for
the promotion OF the welfare OF the people"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
49, WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co.
am desirous of pure hasng few shares of scrip to
make the amount of a bond. c. w. HOWARD,
jy2O-6t Firemens Insurance Co., 7th and La
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SUMMER CLOTHING.

SUMNER CLOTHING.
Commencing to-day, the LONDON AND LIVER
POOL CLOTHING CO. will close out all the Odds and
Ends OF our Remaining Stock ut the following prces
An-wool SERGE SUITS. Blue Salmon, Gray 90. SO
0ray-m1xeo SEtdE SUITS....................... 500
Beautiful An-wool CHEvIOT SUITS, CUTS
snk-Fac PRINCE ALBERT SUITS. 1850
Nice BUSINESS SUITS. 500
SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST. 100
OFFICE COATS ut all ltimes..2 Csc
Silk. Alpaca Pongee Silk. and Drap dEte Coats and
Vests at wonderfully low prices.
Bring this with you for reference.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
jy13 Corner 7th and sts NV,
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PERsoNAI--Mr. H. j. Mclaughlin is soJourning
at Ptnav point Hotel co4oaao

PERsoNAI--Mr. H. j. Mclaughlin is soJourning
at Piney Point Hotel, Maryland.-A. NJ. Soteldo
OF Washington, was registered at the Astor House,
New York, yesterday.-Chas. Will1ch, j. c.
chamberlain and s. Wheeen OF New York, Dr. c.
s. Cole OF Virginia, j. r. Yaul OF Philadelphia and
T. w: Cole OF Chicago, are at the Metropolitan
J. c. Riley OF Grand Rapids L. ID. Shepard OF New
NationaL---Wm. E. Hoyt OF New York, G. W.
Calderwood OF Ohio and T. B. Boyd OF st. Louis,
are at Wtllard's. Walter Edmonds and NJ. N.
NO., and VIM. c. Strawbridge Of Philadelphia are
at the Riggs-H. c. Logan OF New York, w. H.
Newman, o. G. Murray, H. c.. Townsend, N. p.
Louis, are at the Arlington.
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THE .sBUsBoATs- MUST Go-The Government
officials I'm Chicago have decided TO purge the har
Dor OF the iniquity known as "bumboats," most OF
which are owned by a noted desperate called
'.Black Jack" YaJtaw. fine OF 500 has been as
sessed against each one OF the boats, and II the
fines are not paid to-day and the boats removed
the revenue cutter Andrew johnson VIII seize an
the vessels.
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Alleged Unjust Discrimination.
HEARING BEFORE THE INTERSTATE COMMISSION N

Alleged Unjust Discrimination.
HEARING BEFORE THE INTERSTATE COMMISSION TO
DAY.
The Interstate Commission to-day granted a
hearing in the complaint of Keith Wilson, live
stock dealers and owners of stock-ya at Gov
lngtOn, KY, against the Kentucky Central, the
Louisville and Nashville, and the Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati and St. Louis Railroad Cos. The COM
plants alleged that these railroads. which
control the Covington stock-yards had practically
refused to transport live stock for Keith
& Wilson. The complaint was Of unjust dis
elimination. The complainants and the railroads
were represented by counsel, and some testimony
was taken. Mr.. Keith, Of the firm making the
charge, was examined at length. He stated in
substance that the railroads had imposed terms
and conditions which practically denied to his
nrm the facilities OF transportation for live stock
that the roads refused to receive and deliver live
stock Accomplishments at yards but required that the
shipping and receiving should be done at and
through the yards controlled by the railroads, and
that during the past few months the roads had
imposed charge per head for all stock of COM
plainants' passing through the yards; that this
charge was a new device OF the roads and bur-
dened cOmpla1nants' business.
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a Steau, barge lsurued,

BALTIMORE, Mp.. July 2O.-The steam barge,
Peter Cooper, owned in New York, was burned
last night at the wharf OF the New York sillcate
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THE RECENT SALE Of old material at the Nor
folk navy-yard realized $4,000, nearly 80 per
cent more than its appraised value. Similar sales
will be held at the other navy-yardS as soon as
the ordnance bureau decides what articles Of the
condemned stores It desires to retain.
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BAY R1DeE. Bay RIDGE,
1HE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE.
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
FRIDAY. JULY 2op.
MODEL PLEASURE RESORT.
Tempered by soft zephyrs from over the Chesapeake
fresh Foliage. Summer Scenes. and the Bouudless
Bay.
A WEALTH OF ATTRACTIONS
Fishing. Grabbing.
Boating
Music by the Annapolis Naval Academy Band
Magnificent Restaurant Superior Dinners
New Pavilion Gravity Railroad
FurninS world of pleasure and the Fairest Combin.-
ton Of Art and Nature.
Fare for the round trip.
No Change Of Cars.
81. 81. 81. 81. 81.
Fast Trains, Splendid Coaches
s1- sL sL sl- 81
Week Days and Sundays
THE HOTEL Is NOW READY FOR GUESTS
Ior schedule Of trains see B. o. advertisement.
:e2i 3m GEO. WEBB, General Agent
SPEClAi STEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON FOR
AZ Jul and Apsast at 5 80 Makes lsndings .;
cttos Ion , Dsaeh m issna and @
f.rr s,sfs So - sen GGo Beach at 1ol5 c0i''ns at
H.
5s nonr % fs1in C1noer!ands Boat -House foot Of
yeNsss,own stS2p:Ey ~ Hoitzman's Landing, Table
H4sA boat Cub and D4t!e landings.
lfrt UP up a. - Il last trip down At 10 pm
1lSCil tfip. Zc- Children. l5yc. Reduced for
age partles- IeisIhDns call J,j3-2. je2S-em
HO fOH GkKAT FALfE AND CABIN JOHN
4ABr1dse-St-sln Faeset r. EICEISIOB IL makes regular
trgs on sUSDAis. IDSDAYs WEDNESDAYS and
IMDA1s AItsfi 'lsTsfsT eEHrter Boat leaves High
sL9 esbsI sta, cffrs=sssE. = z.fn- Fare soc ruund
uI ror infoFinA'isi. aEkaJ .. o. and j. II. WATERS
DosION Ri sKA
- Merchants 4Iii Hs14ssS Tsssst<sftat.on Co
rtHAssssI-sS s4s9T fsS41a
BaltiuDfs 4,.sgs.x - i>,ss<u
Every monday, IhHfSlsss Ss-f Ssiasy, q aeioek ID m
fasst niger a. ssf.ssiz<- sss>ss-< zs-<ssst.sssa
rare incIndiH< h-Fz4S ss-S 1853. s~sas stAieroprn
oerths; si2o0, rDss-F is}sy s<t s.sS lseE state
fo9hn perths = 10 fDssss tts a.. tss ffftlrf in.
tosInAtion see circulars >. ~ a. S,zs xoa
orapply to
AL. BESYtSs. s,ss.s,.y Axsas
t<Sz L~~<s SssltsfsSrs
-e-ePnone La od1orS ~ tssSi 3ha
COLONIAL BEACH
~ POPULAE wATEfuS8 PLACE
AND ExCGEsfDS aEsOHT
1he swift palace steamer z. v AEEOws4ITu sx
sy nttsd Tor the service. Will make regular daily
SNOAi, NEG Leaves 7th-street ferry wharf AZ
80 "a: 5 hours at the Beach, and home At - 30
Ausie refreshments. and Meals served on
k.1s. round UP. 30 cts. children. o5 cts. eI52m
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensigns T. P. Parker and S. E
Woodwork have been detached from the Range
from the 1st of September and placed on waiting
orders.
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49, SHIRTS TO ORDER
~ A SPECIALITY
20. r. r. HALL.
1e~4 sos + ST. NV.
R~ PHOSvITE--THIs COMBINATION, OF
- Calisaya, Wild Cherry and Horsfords Acid
ISnie and Ia sategnsrd against Malaria. Sold at MIL
bottles or Oh draught with soda water fi6
g. BEAR LITHIA WATER-INDORSED BY
the leading physicians for all Urinary and
Bladder Troubles, Kidney Complaints &c. Read test
m1pials @ in Post Of Sunday, June II.
This water is for sale by E. Mertz 18th and sts
NV P1tZer Co., Sol East Capitol St.; C. S. Price
4 a26 s IN St sw Remsberg Elliott 1908 14th st.
macy 9th and SITS NV; ". G. Duckett, 22d st and
Pennsyvania ave. NV; VIC. Williams corner lst and
SIS. NV; G. B. Schafer. 1910 . st. NV aud at all
Agent for the Company. je24-Im
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435 7TH STREET. WASHINGTON, D. c.,

435 7TH STREET. WASHINGTON, DC
Gives special attention to all Real Estate Transactions
and the Placing of Fire Insurance in Reliable Com.
panies. jy2O-2aw3m
R~ NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of COLON
estate Of the said deceased has placed in the
hands of the undersigned All persons having claims
aEalst the said estate requested to forward bill
OF items of the to the undersigned 7th ST.
and Maryland ave. sAw., Washington, ID. G., be-
fore July 25, 1887, that immediate settlement can
jy2O-5t' q. L. BOYER.
R DIRECT FROM CALIFORNIA A VERY
go fine Z1NFANDEL CLARET WINE, which
bottles. JOHN H. MAGRUDER,
3y19-3t 14l7 New York
- CALIFORNIA BURGER HOOK, A SUPE-
bottles. JOHN II. MAGBHDEE.
3yl9-I 1417 New York ave.
H~ CALIFORNIA RED BUHGUNDY WINE
49, of remarkable body, only - per dozen quart
bottles. JOIS II. MAGRUDER,
jy193t 1411 New York ave.
R~ CALIFOHNIA AND VIRGINIA CLARETS
~ put " IN one gallon, also haf-gallon deuni-
JOHN H. MAGRUDER,
jy19-3t 1417 New York ave.
JNo. ". CoRsoN. JNc. W. MAcARTNET,
49, Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum
mer can have The STAR mailed to them for any
length Of time and the address changed as Otter
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
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OSCAR j. HARVEY SENTENCED.
imprisonment for Twelve Years n
Hard Labor.

THE PRISONER PLEADED GUILTY AND AN APPEAL FOR
LENIENCY wAsMADE BY HIscoUNsEI-REMARKs OF
JUDGE MONTGOMERY IN PASSING SENTENCE.
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THE NEW LIBRARY BUILDING.-The buildings on
the new library site are now nearly all demolished
In few days all that will be left will be the
Lincoln house. in which the commission and the
architect have their offices The French
house, which will be used for time for Govern
ment purposes, and house on I'd street, next to
the Lincoln house. 10 be used for storage purposes
Work Of grading and excavation Is going on
rapidly. The commission has received large
quarries all over the cOvntry, which viii be
thoroughly tested before stone Is selected for
the building.
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIONs.-At the rooms OF
the Civil Service Commission to-day an examina-
tion for the selection Of mycologist and botan-
ical clerk for the Agricultural Department was in
progress. For the position OF mycOlOg1st two per-
sons presented themselves, but after looking over
the field one OF them backed out. There was one
other candidate, who was kept away by illness.
he will be examined later For the place OF bOtan-
ical clerk there were four candidates. On next
Monday, at the High School building, the clerks
OF the second and third classes OF the Adjutant-
Generals ONCE Will be examined for promotion.
On Wednesday Of next week the clerks Of the
81 900 and s., 200 classes will be examined.
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Ex-Gov. SHEPHERDS MOVEMENTS during the sum-
mer it is stated, have not been definitely deter
mined. He will remain here few days, and it is
probable Will spend some time at Cape May. It is
among the possibilities, also, that he will take q
trip to Europe. What he will do will, 1t is said,
in-law, Mr.. Quintard, who is expected here soon.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssEIS.-The o. s. s.
Richmond arrived at Bar Harbor, Me-, the Atlanta
at Newport, X. l., and the Ossipee at Hawkesbury,
G. b., yesterday.